The LPC&S lab, located in the VLSI Systems Center at Ben Gurion University, specializes on the design and development of ultra low power integrated circuits. Our LPC&S lab has introduced innovative techniques for power reduction in memory and sensor arrays, energy estimation and efficient implementation of low voltage digital logic.

The LPC&S lab research focuses on sub-threshold and near-threshold digital logic, low voltage SRAM and Flash memory arrays, layout and design techniques for process variations reduction, low power CMOS image sensors, sub-threshold asynchronous design and low power applications.

Both our design and measurements labs are equipped with cutting-edge tools and equipment, allowing us to design, model and measure ultra low power chips in nanoscale processes.

In addition, we provide a variety of undergraduate and graduate courses in the field and provide opportunities for M.Sc and Ph.D theses for talented students.